56 Walker back on market for almost twice the price
56 Walker Street The six-story building at 56 Walker Street in Tribeca has hit the market again for $22.5 million — a far cry from when the building was last on the market in 2012 for $11.9 million,...
View Article37 Rapid Realty agents get tattoos with firm logo
Rapid Realty agents show off their tattoos From the May issue: All real estate firms hope to establish brand loyalty. But a growing number of Rapid Realty brokers have taken that literally, getting...
View ArticleGreystone buys Williamsburg conversion for $16M
Renderings of 137-143 North 10th Street and Shay Zach Commercial lender and developer Greystone has acquired a half-completed condominium conversion in Williamsburg for $15.95 million from Brooklyn...
View ArticleJDS confirms 900-foot 57th St. tower, Shake Shack coming to Grand Central …...
Old Westbury Gardens in Old Westbury, N.Y. (Source: Flavorwire) 1. JDS confirms West 57th Street project will be 900 feet tall, making it Manhattan’s third tallest residential tower [Bloomberg News] 2....
View ArticleAfter long delay, demolition on the way for West Side development site
301 West 46th Street (Source: PropertyShark) Five years after it was slated for demolition, it appears that plans to tear down 301 West 46th Street may finally be underway, Vanishing New York reported,...
View ArticleReborn into resale: Williamsburg brokers learn to cope outside the sales office
From left: Jennifer Johnsen of MNS, Ari Harkov of Halstead and a photo of the Edge and Northside Piers The wave of Williamsburg’s new development inventory has slowed to a small swell, with many...
View ArticleHomebuyers still in the dark about mortgages
An ad for mortgage services Homebuyers are still largely ignorant about mortgages, according to a new survey by real estate website Zillow cited by CNNMoney. In a survey of over 1,000 current and...
View ArticleBill seeks to prevent discrimination of co-op applicants
City Councilman Lewis Fidler A bill before the City Council would require co-op board members to confirm in writing they did not discriminate against potential buyers and to act on all applications...
View ArticleNumbers to know: Politicians protest weekend subway work, Downtown rents...
Subway Tracks “Numbers to know” is a weekly web feature that catalogues the most notable, quirky and surprising real estate statistics. State Senator Daniel Squadron and others protest weekend work on...
View ArticleMorgan Lofts’ sponsors declare bankruptcy, paving way for sales by DelShah
From left: Michael Shah and Morgan Lofts A judge has approved Michael Shah’s bankruptcy plan for two retail condominiums at the Morgan Lofts development in Murray Hill, The Real Deal has learned. The...
View ArticleEx-wife of Rolling Stone founder lists UWS pad for $18M
Jann Wenner and 37 West 70th Street (credit PropertyShark) The ex-wife of Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner is finally offloading her Upper West Side townhouse — more than a year after she decided to...
View ArticleSitt Asset to pay $95M for two retail locations: sources
From left: Adelaide Polsinelli of Eastern Consolidated, 138 Spring Street and Jeff Fishman of RKF Midtown-based Sitt Asset Management has signed unrelated contracts worth more than $95 million to buy...
View ArticleForeclosure settlement checks written for wrong amounts, architect Winka...
New York Public Library 1. Thousands of foreclosure settlement checks issued to homeowners written for the wrong amounts [NYT] 2. Architect Winka Dubbeldam sells 497 Greenwich for $1.95M [Curbed] 3....
View ArticleDay in the life of: Judi Desiderio
Judi Desiderio From the May issue: 5:00 a.m. My eyes open at 5 and I get out of bed at 5:30. I’m a morning person and hit the ground at level 10. 5:45 a.m. I make some French-press coffee: half decaf...
View ArticleU.S. foreclosures drop to lowest level since 2007
Daren Blomquist, RealtyTrac Foreclosures across the country dropped to their lowest level in April since 2007, just-released data from RealtyTrac shows. Last month, 144,790 properties had foreclosure...
View ArticleSerhant celebrates “MDLNY” premiere with Marquee New York fête: PHOTOS
Drinks flowed and Top 40 remixes blasted at a party hosted last night at Marquee New York by reality TV broker Ryan Serhant to mark the second season premiere of the show “Million Dollar Listing New...
View Article204 Wythe rentals will be way bigger than planned
204 Wythe rendering (Source: Curbed) New details are spilling out of 204 Wythe Avenue, a warehouse-cum-rental conversion being developed by Mack Real Estate Capital and Urban Development Partners,...
View ArticleDeveloper Guttman to build massive Long Island City art storage facility
Steven Guttman Art-collecting real estate developer Steven Guttman is combining two passions with a new facility he is building in Long Island City. His development, dubbed Uovo Fine Art Storage, after...
View ArticleScreen Actors Guild inks $50M lease deal at One Lincoln Plaza
One Lincoln Plaza and Mike Hodge The Screen Actors Guild‐American Federation of Television and Radio Artists has inked a lease for almost 55,000 square feet of space at One Lincoln Plaza, where the...
View ArticleYou’ve come a long way, baby: PHOTOS
It’s a man’s world, and real estate is certainly no exception. But the Association of Real Estate Women’s 35th anniversary gala last night highlighted just how far women in New York City’s real estate...
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